MJS

Allen and Wilson exchanging jerseys. That's a little weird after a preseason game.

He has won a lot of games in the league. He is fine.

That was my thought too. Tre White and Terrance McGee would be a great CB tandem. Not to mention he is the best returner in Bills history. Brian Moorman would be another good choice.

You stated we need 3 starting outside corners, insinuating that BOTH Elam and Benford would be starting with Dane. Of course one of them will be starting. But likely not both, which is what you originally claimed.

And how do they feel when it isn't consensual? The same as everyone else does. It's wrong. What is wrong with you? Leave and don't come back. You allowed rape to occur and you did nothing? You are disgusting.

What do you not understand? Starting corners without Tre: Dane Jackson and one of Elam OR Benford. Elam AND Benford will likely not both be starting. Dane Jackson will be one of the starting corners.

There aren't 3 starting outside corners. There are only 2.

Two outside. One in the slot. Taron Johnson is the starting slot corner. This is only about outside corners.

Training camp and one preseason game is not enough to make any bold declarations like Benford should be starting over Elam. It looks like Dane Jackson is ahead of both of them anyway, right now. Just have to see how things play out. But Elam was brought in partly because of his elite physical traits, something we were lacking at CB. Excited for Benford and what he can bring to the table as well.

I think losing a sibling would be even harder than losing a parent. We all kind of grow up knowing and accepting that one day we will outlive our parents. Nobody ever prepares themselves for losing a sibling, or a child.

What? They drove up the price on their own guy just so the Bills, who aren't even in their division, have to pay more for Poyer? That's just the least plausible thing I've heard.

I sure hope opponents are game planning against Isaiah Hodgins. They'll be in for a surprise when 5 other receivers get more playing time than him (if he is even on the roster). Belichick had our offense all figured out last year, right? That's why we didn't punt in two straight games?

Yeah, that's what head coaches are like. And they do it for a reason.

He was trying to run the play. He was following his blockers until one of his blockers gets knocked back. So yeah, he ran into him. Then he ran to open space. I have no issue with the run. But you have to say some luck was involved because you don't often run into a blocker (arresting your momentum) and then make anything of the play.

Shakir.

Jones isn't even a top 200 player...

Former nationally relevant. But that should have nothing to do with it.

Does being the best bad QB make you a top 100 player or a pro bowler?

Even with injuries, there are still multiple receivers ahead of him that will play if Diggs and/or Davis are out. McKenzie, Crowder, and Shakir. And the Bills like Kumerow too. I'm not against him making the team, but it's a lot to ask to have a 6th receiver who literally does nothing but sit on the bench. Hodgins needs to be a factor on special teams (not sure if he is or isn't, honestly).

Looks like some are saying they like it, so looks like it was a good choice for him after all. Can't make everyone happy.

It's pretty interesting that the 2014 and 2015 Bills teams had so many players listed. I think we would all agree that today's team is so much better, especially on offense. But the individual players get less recognition.

Being a threat to score doesn't mean a whole lot if you are sitting on the bench all game long. If you are the 6th option at WR (not to mention the options also ahead of him at TE and RB), you have to play special teams. It's a must. If Hodgins plays more than a handful of snaps all year on offense, it means something went terribly wrong with injuries or terribly right with starters and backups sitting.

Honestly, I think he will. And the reason is probably Smith's suspension. They'll have to make a decision when Smith comes back.

We saw the same thing with Tre White his rookie year. McDermott threw him to the wolves in camp and the preseason games. White made some plays but also got beat a lot. He learned a ton and was ready to go by the regular season and SHOULD have been the DROY.

Wow, they have Mac Jones? Just as inexplicable as him making the pro bowl. What the heck are people seeing in him? Mediocre QB who had a mediocre year. At least Cousins puts up big stats. And yet Mac is higher than him with 500 less passing yards, 10 fewer TD's, and 5 more INT's? I have to think if he played for a different team he wouldn't have made the list or the pro bowl.